An edition of The United States in our own times, 1865-1920
(1920)
The United States in our own times, 1865-1920.
by Paul Leland Haworth
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“Primarily a political history, very fairly successful in the difficult task of trying to see recent events in historical perspective, and having the great merits of being eminently readable. . . Maps, index and valuable annotated list of suggessted readings.” N.Y. State Library
— Standard Catalog for Public Libraries: History (H.W. Wilson) 1929
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1. The Aftermath of War
2. President Johnson’s Plan of Reconstruction
3. Congress takes Control
4. Mexico, Alaska, and the Election of 1868
5. The Fruits of Reconstruction
6. Foreign Relations and the Liberal Republican Movement
7. The End of an Era
8. The Passing of the “Wild West”
9. An Interlude
10. The Changing Order
11. The Return of the Democracy
12. The Second Harrison
13. Hard Times and Free Silver
14. The War with Spain
15. “Imperialism”
16. “Big Business” and the Panama Canal
17. Roosevelt’s “Second” Term
18. The New West
19. The Progressive Revolt
20. The “New Freedom” and “Watchful Waiting”
21. America Enters the Great War
22. Campaigns of 1918
23. The Peace Conference
24. A Golden Age in History
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